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to 12 billion euros. the reasons -- poor planning and construction errors. in addition, the company faces corruption allegations in kazakhstan. in germany, the company had to pay a 103-million-you're a fine in a price-fixing scandal. a real operator is considering a lawsuit. -- the company had to pay a 103- million-euro fine. as negotiations with deutsche bank continue, there still a lot of work to do to get things back on track. >> a real-life tragedy has taken center stage at russia's prestigious bolshoi ballet. the director was the victim of an acid attack outside his home late on thursday. >> the 42-year-old suffered serious injury to his face, and doctors are fighting to save his eyesight. the head of the bolshoi theater says he believes the attack was a product of a and b -- of envy. it highlights a long history of power struggles at the ballet. >> this is the only lead. in the cover of darkness, a masked assailant attacked and escaped. >> if thing like this has never happened before, so we at the m
to 12 billion euros. the reasons -- poor planning and construction errors. in addition, the company faces corruption allegations in kazakhstan. in germany, the company had to pay a 103-million-you're a fine in a price-fixing scandal. a real operator is considering a lawsuit. -- the company had to pay a 103- million-euro fine. as negotiations with deutsche bank continue, there still a lot of work to do to get things back on track. >> a real-life tragedy has taken center stage at russia's...
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has been trading relatively well against the dollar because in the euro zone there are twelve thirty.
has been trading relatively well against the dollar because in the euro zone there are twelve thirty.
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skeptic language to pursue a euro agenda she exactly what harold wilson did forty years ago this speech is happening because of the rise of using it on the rise of ukip has led to massive discontent on the backbenchers in the house of commons and amongst the conservative party in the country that's what he's responding to so that's why he talked tough and says he was renegotiate but the reality of what he says if you read the subtext is that the e.u. is very good for us but it serves our interests and i promise i promise god to do my best over the next five years to do everything i can to keep britain a member of that union this issue is a key constitutional issue it isn't even about economics it's about who governs britain it's about are we dependent nation as a democracy and determine their own future or not and i want to referendum now promise because i want to ask there's a lot of concern that if a person left the this is massively affect our relationships our trade relationships certainly have a hit on the economy as a result of that what do you say to those concerns a classic scar
skeptic language to pursue a euro agenda she exactly what harold wilson did forty years ago this speech is happening because of the rise of using it on the rise of ukip has led to massive discontent on the backbenchers in the house of commons and amongst the conservative party in the country that's what he's responding to so that's why he talked tough and says he was renegotiate but the reality of what he says if you read the subtext is that the e.u. is very good for us but it serves our...
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quite a positive thing to that does surprise you well positive in the sense of you know he's using euro skeptic language to pursue a euro agenda she exactly what harold wilson did forty years ago this speech is happening because of the rise of using it on the rise of ukip has led to massive discontent on the back benches in the house of commons and amongst the conservative party in the whole country that's what he's responding to so that's why he talked tough and says we must renegotiate but the reality of what he says if you read the subtext is that the e.u. is very good for us but it serves our interests and i promise i promise god to do my best over the next five years to do everything i can to keep britain a member of that union so that's the game but he's playing ok i want to ask there's a lot of concern that if a person left the that this would massively affect our relationships our trade relationships certainly have a hit on the economy as a result of that what do you say to those concerns a classic scare tactics always employed by the status quo whether they're defending slavery
quite a positive thing to that does surprise you well positive in the sense of you know he's using euro skeptic language to pursue a euro agenda she exactly what harold wilson did forty years ago this speech is happening because of the rise of using it on the rise of ukip has led to massive discontent on the back benches in the house of commons and amongst the conservative party in the whole country that's what he's responding to so that's why he talked tough and says we must renegotiate but...
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has been trading relatively well against the dollar because in the euro zone there are twelve thirteen thousand tons of gold versus the u.s. which has maybe eight thousand tons but one of the big problem stacey of course is the central banks of lease their gold out and sold it and it's now sitting in the pockets of hundreds of millions of indians on the continent of india and so when germany goes to collect their gold they find that it's not there it's been sold and that's what this war is all about especially now that the central banking system is collapsing and countries want the only currency without counterparty risk the only currency you can play. more of that would be gold now they mention their partner central banks and this is a remnant of the bretton woods system so post world war two the us dollar was declared the world's reserve currency but for international trade it was backed by gold and because you were having to settle your balance of trade via the central banks it was convenient in one thousand nine hundred five in one nine hundred fifty one nine hundred sixty four in
has been trading relatively well against the dollar because in the euro zone there are twelve thirteen thousand tons of gold versus the u.s. which has maybe eight thousand tons but one of the big problem stacey of course is the central banks of lease their gold out and sold it and it's now sitting in the pockets of hundreds of millions of indians on the continent of india and so when germany goes to collect their gold they find that it's not there it's been sold and that's what this war is all...
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they're working to develop a banking union where banking regulation would be done throughout the euro zone by the ec be or some other agency -- ecb or other agency. that would make the european banking system less dependent on other countries. steps are being taken that i hope will help stabilize that situation. in the emerging markets, you have a variety of different stories. the fundamentals in the emerging markets are pretty good. even if there is moderation of growth in some countries, we are seeing overall a remarkable transformation of places like china and india, which has been the biggest anti-poverty program in history. the growth in those countries has lifted many millions of people out of poverty. the growth will proceed in those areas as well. with each country, each region -- latin america, asia, dealing with different sets of issues. >> i know the our audience has many questions to pose to you. given all of the range of things that we have already discussed, are there 1 or two particular things and keep you up at night? >[laughter] >> we have a dog that is big that sleep
they're working to develop a banking union where banking regulation would be done throughout the euro zone by the ec be or some other agency -- ecb or other agency. that would make the european banking system less dependent on other countries. steps are being taken that i hope will help stabilize that situation. in the emerging markets, you have a variety of different stories. the fundamentals in the emerging markets are pretty good. even if there is moderation of growth in some countries, we...
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many many trillions of dollars yen and euro's been created the total supply of gold around the world during the same period of time is a whopping eight percent well again you know that was before the collapse of lehman brothers before the collapse the near collapse of the global financial system and in response to that film gap to the gold antitrust action committee said this kaiser's documentary may be sensational forgetting it and the knowledge of it from the german central bank for the first time that germany's gold reserves are actually in the custody of the united states this is a detail the buddhist bank long has denied to all those who have inquired and it's potentially a matter of great controversy in germany this is what gap to wrote and two thousand and nine august two thousand and nine since then of course there's been l'arche all doggedly pursuing this story emailing the bundesbank every single day for the last four years and this turned into a tabloid story building had us blood all covered in germany and then it got up to the congress people senators in their political
many many trillions of dollars yen and euro's been created the total supply of gold around the world during the same period of time is a whopping eight percent well again you know that was before the collapse of lehman brothers before the collapse the near collapse of the global financial system and in response to that film gap to the gold antitrust action committee said this kaiser's documentary may be sensational forgetting it and the knowledge of it from the german central bank for the first...